Sugar Bowl 2012: BeamerBall to Test Michigan Spartans’ Mettle

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(Featured Columnist) on December 28, 2011

Somebody’s gonna in for a surprise when Michigan comes out wearing blue and maize in New Orleans. Then, again, maybe it’s just a case where Joel and/or his editor did some shopping at Victoria’s Secret.

This is what happens when there is a total lack of regulations in the Sports journalism business. In order to professionalize you have to federalize.There needs to be an investigation into outsourcing in journalism. This article was clearly written in China or India using cheap nonunion labor.This is evidence that there is a crisis in the journalistic profession due lack of Federal over-site. This type of incompetence can not be tolerated,screw the 1st amendment it’s old and outdated anyway.The Framers didn’t even know about the interwebs so they weren’t talking about this situation with it’s shocking level of incompetence The President needs to save me(and the children ) from this level of lunacy. What’s next the Miami Gators ,my god it is a sign of the end of days( i don’t know how to spell apocalypse) The rel question is is this George Bush’s fault or Mike Bobo’s?

Mine too, but you have to know ahead of time what kind of writer jdjrip already professes to be. Even when he tries, he can’t pull off all the ignorance needed to qualify in some of our writing categories. See. That right there is proof.

DiF- I come on here just to find your pearls. This has to quit. But I’m getting such a kick watching the idiots say they wouldn’t vote for each other, not knowing they can’t undo it later, and reading your posters and quips, that I’m addicted. I go to these sites only when you direct me. If I went back alone and perused, I’m afraid that I would od.

Quote Of The Day

“He had some good pointers,” Smart said about Saban’s advice on dealing with the quarterback battle. “But I’ll keep that between he and I. I’m always looking for good advice especially dealing with the quarterback situation.” — Dawgs247, 5/16/18